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erika

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A security officer observes a person slowly walking around a building, taking photos and monitoring the flow of employees coming in and out of the building.  The officer thinks that he may be planning some type of attack. What type of activities are these?
◦ A precursor activity
◦ Pre-response activities
◦ Operation planning
◦ A staging activity


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